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Let a, b and c be in geometric progression. If the roots of the equation `ax^(2) +2bx+c= 0` are `alpha and beta` while those of `cx^(2) + 2bx+a= 0` are `gamma and delta` then

A

`alpha ne beta ne gamma ne delta`

B

`alpha ne beta and gamma ne delta`

C

`a alpha = a beta = c gamma = c delta`

D

`alpha = beta, gamma ne delta`

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